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Zimbabwe's ruling party wins majority seats in parliament - poll body
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission results showed President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Zanu-PF cruising to a big majority after picking up 109 seats against 41 for the opposition Movement for Democratic Change.
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Zanu-PF takes early lead in preliminary election results
The Zimbabwean Electoral Commission says the final presidential results will only be announced once the counting at all polling stations is done and collated.
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[WATCH] #Zimbabwe: MDC supporters celebrate ahead of results
MDC supporters gathered outside their headquarters in Harare ahead of the announcement of election results.
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Chamisa says MDC has done exceedingly well in vote seen as very close
Nelson Chamisa and President Emmerson Mnangagwa were the main contenders in Monday’s election, the first since long-ruling Robert Mugabe was removed in a bloodless coup in November.
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MDC Alliance supporters ready to protest Mnangagwa poll win
The ZEC has called on political particles and presidential candidates to maintain the peace that characterised the voting process.
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Zimbabwe counts votes after first post-Mugabe election
The election is a two-horse race between 75-year-old President Emmerson Mnangagwa, a long-time Mugabe ally, and 40-year-old Nelson Chamisa.
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[LISTEN] Biti: Zim's elections are chaotic
Bongani Bingwa speaks to former Zimbabwe finance minister Tendai Biti about his country's elections.
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[ANALYSIS] The Zimbabwe poll explained
Zimbabweans face a complicated array of choices at the polls.
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'The vote is a vote for freedom, democracy and a new Zimbabwe'
MDC Alliance leader and presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa, has cast his vote, saying he has no doubt victory is certain for him.
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Zimbabweans vote in first election since Mugabe's removal
The election will see President Emmerson Mnangagwa, a long-time Mugabe ally, Nelson Chamisa, a lawyer and pastor who is vying to become Zimbabwe’s youngest head of state.
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[WATCH] MDC and Zanu-PF supporters on why they think their party will win
Speaking to Eyewitness News on Sunday, supporters say they believe the election will be free, fair and credible.
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Zimbabwe’s economy on upward growth - Mnangagwa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa wrapped up his political campaign trail on Saturday, emphasising the need for peace, unity and harmony for a prosperous Zimbabwe.
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Chamisa to investors: Zimbabwe is open for business
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa says his party is already in talks with international investors who want to do business with the country.
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[WATCH] MDC, Zanu-PF supporters in high spirits at pre-election rallies
Both Zanu-PF's Emmerson Mnangagwa and MDC's Nelson Chamisa spoke at the separate events, once more calling on their supporters to make sure their respective party emerges victorious.
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Hundreds of Zimbabweans stage peace march ahead of elections
Ahead of the march, Tourism Minister Prisca Mupfumira said international election observers would leave the country with a pleasant story to tell.
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Chamisa vows to put stop to Zanu-PF election rigging
Zimbabwean presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa also accused the party of killing his predecessor Morgan Tsvangirai.
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MDC not worried over violent retaliation if elections don't go its way
Thabani Mpofu says his client, Chamisa, has never said he would not accept the election results if Zanu-PF wins.
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[OPINION] Why this Zimbabwe election is so significant
It's the final lap before Zimbabwe's first election since the fall of Robert Mugabe. The jury is out on who will win the presidency.
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[WATCH] Mnangagwa vs Chamisa: Who will win?
Zimbabweans head to the polls on Monday in what has been described as the tightest contest for the presidency between the ruling Zanu-PF and its long-standing rival the MDC.
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Zim youth call on Mnangagwa to create jobs
The Zanu-PF's Emmerson Mnangagwa took over from Robert Mugabe after nearly four-decades of rule and he now faces Nelson Chamisa, who appears to be popular with the youth.
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Voter intimidation reports raise concerns about Zim election credibility
The UN Human Rights office has reported that people are being forced to attend political rallies ahead of Monday’s vote.
